Bangor Daily News
With tighter checks for flesh-eating screwworm, a border crossing reopens
With the all-clear from U.S. agriculture inspectors, Mexican cattle began moving on Monday through a border crossing in New Mexico that had been closed for nearly two years as both nations work to…
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1mMaine fire marshal says Hudson house fire was arson
The fire at a vacant house at 374 Darling Road was reported at about 2 p.m. Sunday.
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2mUnited flight turned around after report of passenger making a terroristic threat
LAS VEGAS (AP) — A United Airlines flight was diverted back to Las Vegas shortly after takeoff over the weekend due to what police said was a report of a passenger making a terroristic threat. Las Vegas police said they detained a 25-year-old passenger after the report on the Saturday night flight headed to Newark, […]
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3m‘Halloween Harvest Stomp’ trad dance in Millinocket
MILLINOCKET – Celebrate fall and local community by kicking up your heels at the “Halloween Harvest Stomp” trad dance on Friday, Oct. 30. The event features live music and a dance caller and is presented by the Katahdin Folk School Project, with support from the Town of Millinocket, the Katahdin Collaborative and Belfast Flying Shoes. […]
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2mPortland police shoot pepper balls into McDonald's bathroom after Bangor woman won’t come out
The woman was allegedly consuming drugs and told medics that she had a gun.
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2mPresque Isle police intervene in threatened suicide
The incident started when Presque Isle police received a call that an armed man was threatening to take his own life.